DTF Transfer – JO Dill With it Multi Sizes

Elevate your apparel production with this DTF Transfer showcasing Dill with it Pickle design. Engineered with Direct-to-Film technology, it produces exceptionally vibrant prints with superior fabric adhesion and longevity. The design arrives in multiple size options, allowing flexibility across diverse projects and garment types. This professional-caliber transfer delivers exceptional clarity and color fastness, making it an invaluable resource for custom clothing manufacturers seeking reliable, high-impact results with minimal production complexity. ✅ Available Sizes & Recommended Uses 11" x 11" – Large Hoodies, crewnecks, adult tees 8.0" x 8" – Medium Youth shirts, small adult tees, tote bags 6.0" x 6" – In-Between Chest prints, kids’ tees, tote corners 4.0" x 4" – Small Hat fronts, sleeves, pockets, small items Choose the perfect size to match any project. 🧵 DTF Transfer Details Full-color DTF print with crisp white underbase Printed on clear film for fast, easy alignment Soft-hand feel with durable, stretch-resistant finish Works on cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics No setup fees • No minimums Printed & shipped from New York by Get Things Printed 🔥 PRESS GUIDE (Updated for 2025) Before You Press: Temp: 290°F If using a thin silicone mat, increase +15°F to +20°F (max 335°F) Pre-press garment 3–5 sec Position transfer ink side down / film side up 1️⃣ FIRST PRESS – 12 Seconds 290°F | Medium–firm pressure Cover with parchment or Teflon Press 12 sec ⚡ Hot Peel — peel immediately, low and smooth If an edge lifts, re-press 3–5 sec 2️⃣ SECOND PRESS – 5 Seconds (Very Important) Same temp (290°F or adjusted) Cover with old shirt, parchment, or thin silicone mat Press 5 sec to improve durability + wash life 🧼 Wash & Care Wait 24 hrs before washing Wash cold, inside-out, gentle Hang dry or tumble low Do not iron directly on print 🚨 Troubleshooting Edges lifting → re-press 3–5 sec Shiny finish → use parchment or shirt for second press Not bonding → temp too low OR silicone mat needs +15–20°F increase   Tag us to be featured!